No. 1 (2023): Extraordinario

Articles

• Current historiographical trends. Challenges, proposals and debates among young historians Introduction: quo vadis, historiography?

  Matteo Tomasoni, Jara Cuadrado Bolaños

  7-17

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• Modern Asian History in Spain Area Studies, Global History and young historians

  Antonio Blat

  19-45

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• The History of Africa in Spain Towards new research fields?

  Pablo Arconada Ledesma, Jara Cuadrado Bolaños

  47-67

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• Imperiophilia and Imperiophobia An Historiographical Analysis of Colonial Revisionism in Spain and the Americas

  Manuel Burón Díaz, Emilio Redondo Carrero

  69-98

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• Pain, humiliation and powerlessness The internal exile of the female teaching profession in Ávila after the Civil War

  Carlos Sanz Simón, Miriam Sonlleva Velasco

  99-125

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• Who needs museums? Memories, conflicts and identities in a postcolonial world

  Emiliano Abad García

  127-156

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• The divorce in the province of León during the Second Spanish Republic

  Beatriz García Prieto

  157-178

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• The Meanders of the Antiliberal Right Gaps, Proposals and Interpretations on extreme right (1880-1940)

  Joan Pubill Brugués

  179-204

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• “First of all, let’s go learn something” Traditional approaches and modern practices of oral history in Italy

  Patrick Urru, Giulia Zitelli Conti

  205-234

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• The video game as a sociotechnical artifact Historical processes and cultural practices that have defined the imaginary of the digital revolution

  Borja Barinaga López , Héctor Puente Bienvenido

  235-258

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